Chapter 1
About: Richard Meets the Indian Boy
Details:
*Richard is working in the tobacco field when an Indian boy comes up and runs off with his hoe.
*Richard chases after the Indian boy when he corners him and they get into a fight.
*Laydon comes and breaks it up and takes the Indian boy named Weetoppin home with him.
Point: Metal stuff was valuable in those days.
Statement: I think Laydon will make Weetoppin work for him.
Chapter 2
About: Laydon Brings Home Weetoppin
Details:
*They get home and they meet Susan.
*Susan asks what happened and Richard tells her that he got in a fight with Weetoppin because he stole the hoe. Then Laydon asks her to make dinner.
*At dinner, Laydon tells Weetoppin that he wants him to work for him, so they bargain and Weetoppin finally agrees to work for him for a knife, a blanket, a shirt, and some pants.
Point: Indians could live with English and English could live with Indians.
Statement: I think Weetoppin will run away.
Chapter 3
About: Weetoppin Gets Used to English Life
Details:
*Weetoppin and Richard work in the field, and they start to get to know each other.
*On Sunday, they go to church, but Weetoppin sleeps during most of it.
*After church, Henry Spofford comes up and talks to them and notices Weetoppin.
Point: Indians didn't like the English life, ways, or religion.
Statement: Richard will look for his Indenture paper.
Chapter 4
About: Weetoppin is Indentured
Details:
*Weetoppin's father comes and talks to Weetoppin. Then he goes into Laydon's house and comes out with a blanket and hatchet. Laydon then explains that Weetoppin has been indentured.
*Richard tries to talk Weetoppin into telling him what happened, but Weetoppin refuses. They go inside and Susan explains to...